Dog Chew Toys for Aggressive Chewers Large Dogs,Natural Rubber Indestructible Dog Toys,Tough Durable Puppy Chew Toy for Medium Large Dogs - Pumpkin Shape Dog Toy

I have a German Shepherd mix who has destroyed so many toys. This pumpkin had held up nicely! It also keeps him occupied for awhile when I stuff it w/treats.

I put my puppy's food into the pumpkin, and he played with it causing the food to come out. Then he ate his nourishing food.

My dog chews up and destroys everything! These toys are actually super durable and the dog absolutely loves both of them- weeks later! It’s a great find! If you put the medium sized dog biscuits in the ball, it keeps em busy for at least ten minutes!!

Gave this a 4 but Our little puppy ( black lab rottie mix) chewed the little blue one up in 10 minutesThe red one still in great shape

It’s big and orange. The place where you put the treats could be smaller so they don’t fall out, other than that it’s a tough toy for dogs.

I purchased the treasure chest and blue pirate bag to stuff and freeze for mental stimulation for my pups. All are adult so they are past the puppy stage of tearing everything up but are all strong chewers. They have learned to chew, lick, and throw their frozen kongs and similar toys up to get things loose enough to get the treats out of the toy. It literally took less than 5 minutes for 2 separate adult pups to absolutely demolish the toys, causing choking and ingestion hazard and a waste of money. The treasure chest was in so many pieces that I immediately disposed of what was left to avoid the hazard and took my babies for a costly medical procedure to ensure there was no obstruction.If you love your pups, do not risk their health with this absolutely hazardous waste of money.

My 2 year old male dog is a pretty aggressive chewer, and he destroys most things pretty quickly. We get the big name "box" for super chewers, and he usually makes quick work of the toys.I grabbed this for him about 3 months ago from the Vine program, and was hopeful that the description matched the durability. I am happy to report that it kept him busy longer than most of the toys that I have recently put in front of him! It took him until yesterday to finally put it to rest, so about 3 months of on and off play, which is pretty good for him!If you are interested in a reasonably priced, and decently made chew toy for an aggressive chewer, I'd recommend giving this a shot!

The good parts: Durable, fun appearance, easy enough to fill with smaller kibble or pieces of dry treats. Bad parts: hard to clean interior so not great if you have a particularly slobbery dog, can’t fit larger pieces into the toy, I wouldn’t recommend for freezing or adding anything wet/damp. Basically a single style of play.